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Waking up with dry eyes can be a frustrating and uncomfortable start to your day. The feeling of grittiness, itchiness, and blurred vision is far from ideal.

Dry eye syndrome, a common eye condition, can cause significant discomfort and inconvenience for those who suffer from it.

Artificial tears are eye drops used to moisturize and lubricate dry eyes. They also help keep moisture on the surface of your eyes. There are many different formulations of artificial tears for the treatment of dry eyes. Recently, there have been several recalls on different brands of artificial tears. It is important to use an appropriate artificial tear for your individual eye condition.

Seasonal dry eye, a prevalent condition, can disrupt daily life, especially during shifts in weather and environmental conditions. It often leads to discomfort, blurred vision, and can even affect the performance of contact lenses. At Monarch Bay Optometry, we’re dedicated to helping you navigate through this discomfort and regain optimal eye health.

Pediatric dry eye, or dry eye syndrome in children, is a relatively uncommon but significant eye condition that can affect a child's quality of life and eye health. While dry eye is more commonly associated with adults, children can also experience this condition. In this blog, we will explore the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for pediatric dry eye.

Blinking is a natural process that helps lubricate and bring nutrients to the front surface of the eye (cornea). Blinking also contributes to helping us see clearly. There are different reasons as to why your child might be blinking excessively.

Dry eye disease is becoming increasingly common, affecting millions of people worldwide. This chronic condition can significantly impact your life, sometimes making even the smallest of tasks seem difficult.

If your eye is exposed to chemicals, the most important way you can limit the damage is to start flushing the eye with water immediately. Use a strong steady stream of clean water. Arrange for immediate evaluation by a doctor...

Doing a little community service at Oakmont Senior Living. About 6 months ago, I was visiting my 96 yo, mother, in law. Another memory care resident had an amazing pair of glasses...

Photochromic lenses have been around since the 1960s and have come a long way since then. As technology expands so do these lenses. What are photochromic lenses? When exposed to UV lights these lenses will start to darken for more protection from the sun...